The new PECL package APM-2.0.0 (stable) has been released at http://pecl.php.net/.
Release notes ------------- New drivers: - StatsD - Socket Added: - Per-driver option 'apm.<storage driver>_store_silenced_events that lets you toggle whether to store silenced (@-ed) errors (thanks Mathieu Kooiman (@mathieuk)) - apm.*_exception_mode configuration to control exception collection - Auto creation of SQLite and MariaDB/MySQL schemas - Stats: - User and System CPU time - Memory Peak Usage - HTTP response code - 'application_id' field to categorize the issues per application/server/environment/... - Support for compilation on Ubuntu (thanks Olivier Garcia (@0livier)) Changed: - Deep refactoring: - New DB schema - No more native functions, retrieval of data is directly made in PHP - SQLite drivder attempts to create the directory structure by himself - Renamed 'slow request' to 'stats' - Connect to MySQL once and reconnect if needed - Small UI improvements - Avoiding int / uint conversion - MariaDB/MySQL driver activated by default Fixed: - Parse error test failing on PHP 5.4 - Possible segfault with APM_DEBUG used outside RINIT/RSHUTDOWN phases - Missing disconnect from SQLite DB if changed with ini_set() - Too few arguments to sprintf() with MariaDB/MySQL backend - Possible segfault with PHP 5.5 - Segmentation fault with "zend_mm_heap corrupted" message. - Missing zval reference incrementing - Out of memory error in backtrace generation - Removed hard-coded limit of 64kB json data - Do not activate silence handler if APM is not enabled - Some compiler warnings - Incorrect status propagation for PHP_RSHUTDOWN_FUNCTION - Several memory leaks Removed: - Deffered processing (can't be easily implemented in a generic and driver agnostic way. Depending on the drivers, some deffered processing will happen inside them.) - Reference SQL files, see source code for that ;-) Package Info ------------- Monitoring extension for PHP, collects error events and statistics and send them to one of his drivers. SQLite and MariaDB/MySQL drivers are storing those in a database. StatsD driver sends them to StatsD using UDP. Socket driver sends them via UDP or TCP socket using its dedicated protocol. More drivers to come (SNMP, e-mail, Hadoop,...). Related Links ------------- Package home: http://pecl.php.net/package/APM Changelog: http://pecl.php.net/package-changelog.php?package=APM Download: http://pecl.php.net/get/APM-2.0.0.tgz Authors ------------- Patrick Allaert <[email protected]> (lead) Olivier Garcia (developer) Davide Mendolia <[email protected]> (lead) -- PECL development discussion Mailing List (http://pecl.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
